Sophie Ellis-Bextor apoloises for being 'cruel' to Robbie Williams in resurfaced clip

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00:00 Hello, I hope you're having a lovely Sunday.

00:04 This isn't a filter I'm using, I have smashed my phone screen all across my camera.

00:10 I wanted to hop on here because I have watched the Robbie Williams documentary on Netflix

00:15 and I think it's really good. I think it comes across really well.

00:19 I love how open he is, I think it makes you really understand him a bit more as a person.

00:23 And I'm also aware that I feature in it.

00:27 I have a cameo because there's a clip from me when I'm 19 years old in 1998

00:32 and I am not being very kind.

00:34 And I'm getting a lot of messages from people saying, "Wow, you are really not being very kind."

00:39 About Robbie, and I just want to say I know.

00:41 Let me see.

00:42 In a minute, Mix, I just want to say I know. I know I wasn't very kind.

00:45 In fact, it bothered me, this is going to sound dramatic, but it bothered me for about 20 years.

00:48 Oh, hello, Mickey.

00:49 That I wasn't very kind. I'm not raising my kids to not be kind.

00:52 Am I, Mickey?

00:53 I'm sorry.

00:54 Not sorry about anything, Bobby.

00:56 I'm sorry!

00:57 All right, everything's fine, Mickey.

00:59 Anyway, I just wanted to say I know I was horrible.

01:03 I felt terrible. I said sorry.

01:06 I didn't even mean it.

01:08 And Robbie was incredibly gracious and we've made up.

01:11 In fact, we've made some music together.

01:13 Oh, you're ripping your cardigan.

01:14 Wait, wait.

01:15 Oh my God, he's just ripped his cardigan.

01:17 Wait, stop, stop.

01:18 Is he okay? Oh my gosh.

01:20 Stop, actually.

01:21 Life as we know it. Stop, actually.

01:23 Anyway, all is well except for Mickey's newly broken hoodie.

01:28 Have a lovely weekend. Bye.

01:29 Bye.